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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1905

Page

3

Exeter Indoor Meet At Phillips Exe ter Academy Report

Exeter New Hampshire March 8 The Phillips Exeter Academy indoor handicap meet was held but rain limited events to field competitions Only top placers are noted F P Sargeant won high jump Bredemus Kelley and Gilbert tied for second in jump off Dudley won pole vault with Hersey and Bredemus placing after Jump off Burch won sixteen pound shot put with Blanchard and Power close behind

Bredemus Kelley Gilbert G. F. Dudley O. V. Hersey J. Bredemus R. B. Burch H. C. Blanchard D. Power

Boston National League signings show lineup firms up

Manager Rogers announced the signed contracts of Abbaticchio Needham and Frazer, with Frazer expected soon. Haggerty oversees grounds prep as the team plans a Southern trip, while Tenney awaits his deal. Burkett notes readiness and bats to bring, and old-timer fans debate today versus the classic era.

Boston National Rogers Abbaticchio Needham Chick’’ Frazer Frazer John Haggerty Fred Tenney Billy Rogers Tenney Fred O’brien Arthur McGovern Josslyn Post Sporting Room Burkett

Sheckard May Join Lancaster Or Brooklyns Outlaw League

Ben Mulford says Jimmy Sheckard may manage Lancaster if he does not sign with Brooklyn. Turner, once courted by Cincinnati for 5000 dollars, has joined New Bedford. Three hundred sixty two players are under contract to the 16 major league clubs.

Jimmy Sheckard Brooklyn Lancaster Ben Mulford Tuck Turner Cincinnati New Bedford

Baseball Notes and Comment on players and tryouts

John I Taylor and Battling Nelson head to New York for business then Washington. Doolin shines at short in Quakers practice. St Louis Americans and Chicago Nationals each have seven outfielders under contract. Pittsburgh has 21. Giants open season April 14 in New York with local Nationals. Billy Rogers notes today’s baseball faster than 10 or 20 years ago. Roland Wolff eyed for Wesleyan. Eliot School candidates include Levine Small Fletcher Fenecetti Milano Simmons Levenson Fisher Wasshafsky Cohen Colitz.

John I. Taylor Nelson New York Taylor Washington Doolin Quakers St. Louis Americans Chicago Nationals Pittsburg Hanlon Baltimore Sun Sheckard Knowles New York Nationals Giants Nationals Billy Rogers Rogers Boston Roland Wolff Dorchester Wesleyan Eliot School Levine Small Fletcher Fenechetti Millano Simmons Levenson Fisher Wasshafsky Cohen Colitz

Cambridge Y M C A Defeats Melrose 29 to 28 in Close Battle

Melrose 28 Cambridge Y M C A 29. Cambridge Y M C A wins a tight road game over Melrose in a season series sweep, marking Melrose’s second loss. The Cambridge team remains the only side to beat Melrose thus far.

Cambridge Y. M. C. A Melrose Melrose Boys Cambridge Association

Harvard Lacrosse Team Plans Trip to England

Harvard lacrosse players look forward to a summer tour of England in return for the 1903 Cambridge Oxford visit. J. B. Hutchinson of the University of Georgia helps revive the plan in Cambridge. The squad will be coached by Scotty MacMasters with Sayler and captain W A Phillips leading.

Harvard England Oxford Cambridge America J. B. Hutchinson Camridge Scotty” MacMasters Sayler W. A. Phillips

Russian suit ends after centuries over 40 acre tract

A Russian paper notes the termination of a lawsuit begun in 1490 over a 40 acre uncultivated tract, settled by peaceful arbitration after generations of litigation. The text then touts G. O. Taylor Old Bourbon and Rye whiskies as well aged, pure, medicinal, endorsed by physicians, sold by licensed dealers, with label and cork branding, and sealed bottles.

G. O. Taylor

Palmo Tablets Promise Quick Cure for Back Pain and Fatigue

A patent medicine pitch touts Palmo Tablets as a quick cure for weak backs tired feelings insomnia headaches and other symptoms. It claims kidney and nervous system action and anti aging effects with 50 cents per box and a 12 box guarantee Five dollar order. Available from multiple Boston area drugstores including Walker Rintels Gardner’s Tremont Harrison Avenue Washington Street and more with free book offer.

Walker-Rintels Drug CO Dewey Sq Gardner's Tremont St Harrison Ave Washington St Putnam School St F. Eaton Friend St Klein’s Tremont and Boylston Sts Knight’s Court and Hanover Sts Sawyer Corner Tremont Hollis Sts

Yale Coach Hogan to Quit Yale Football

New Haven reports say Jim Hogan, captain of last year’s football team, will enter New York Law School next fall. If he leaves Yale, he cannot be head coach for the 190 football eleven. The rumor notes Captain Shevlin’s possible resistance to Hogan as coach and suggests the move would avoid a clash at Yale.

New Haven Jim Hogan New York Law School Hogan Shevlin Yale New York Harvard

Walsh After Championship Proved in Bantam Bout

Jimmy Walsh of Newton defeated Tommy Feltz in a disputed bout at the Douglas A. C. of Chelsea. Walsh weighed in at 117 pounds and dominated the fight until Feltz committed a deliberate foul in the 11th round, giving Walsh the decision. Walsh now seeks top bantamweight bouts and targets world champions like Frank Neil and Joe Bowker.

Jimmy Walsh Newton Tommy Feltz Douglas A. C Chelsea Walsh Feltz New York Crowley Newton Boy Frankie Neil Monte Attell Hughey McGovern Joe Bowker Neil America

Schoolboys to Meet April 1 in Indoor Meet

The Boston Inter scholastic Athletic Association voted to hold an indoor meet on April 1 in the English High drill hall. Three entries per school allowed in most events, one in the mile 1000 yard and 600 yard races. Ten events listed with committees led by Campbell Jacobs Burlingame and Dr Holland.

Boston Interescholastic Athletic Association English High Drill Hall Campbell Boston Latin Jacobs Brighton Burlingame W. F. Holland

Roxbury Swimmer Fielding Back After England Matches

Eugene Fielding of Roxbury returns from England where he competed in several matches. He claims to have underwater speed to beat any American and is ready to meet challengers for sport or money. Reach him at 73 Warwick Street, Roxbury.

Eugene Fielding Roxbury England Fielding America Warwick Street

Yale Harvard elevens play at Cambridge November 25

Yale Princeton game set for November 18 in New Haven and Yale Harvard game set for November 25 in Cambridge. Yale management announced the dates today in New Haven.

YALE Harvard Cambridge New Haven Conn Yale Football Management

Wesleyan of Somerville Seeks Out-Of-Town Games

The Wesleyan basketball team of Somerville, recently organized, has open dates from March 13 to season end and seeks away games. They recently defeated the Foster class and the Harvard architects. A. W. Priest, 59 Berkeley Street, Somerville, is the team manager.

Somerville Foster Harvard A. W. Priest Berkeley Street

Swamp Root Free Sample Offer Promoted in Boston Daily Post

An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root kidney and bladder remedy with a free sample offer and book. It cites back pain as a sign of kidney trouble and lists numerous symptoms. Testimonies praise recovery and urges readers to request samples by mail from Kilmer Co in Binghamton New York.

Nature Bright B. H. Chalker Ozark Ala Dr. Kilmer & Co Binghamton, N. Y Boston Daily Post Dr. Kilmer

Blink McCloskey Rising Star Faces Stiff Tests in New England

Blink McCloskey defeated Guy Ashley in Salem and is hailed as a top contender in New England. He faces Jimmy Briggs next at the Salem club, with crowds expected to roar for a potential 15 round main event.

Blink McCloskey Guy Ashley Salem New England Blink Ashley Witch City Jimmy Briggs Salem Club Briggs Chelsea McCloskey Manchester N. H Apollo A Brennan Chester Goodwin Young Kenney Lawrence Kenney Goodwin Young Donahue Matty Baldwin Clarence Forbes Middlesex A. A Cambridge Boston Larry Connolly South Boston Billy Gardner Lowell Danny Shea Tommy Hennessey Jimmy Hanlon Frank Adams Madison Brothers Highland A. C Marlboro Jimmy Gardner Eddie Haney Philadelphia Quaker City Gardner Pinky Turner South Framingham Young Mack Brockton Ike McLean Hudson Young Cahill Roxbury Dave Leahy Dave Deshler George Ashley Fall River Webster Harry Hodgkins

Harvard Football Team Plans Five 1913 Games on Soldiers Field

Harvard players resume practice on Soldiers Field after mud and snow. Five games are scheduled this season: March 18 against Fort Warren in Cambridge, March 25 vs Boys' Club of New York in Cambridge, April 1 versus Haverford in Cambridge, April 15 at Haverford in Philadelphia, and May 6 against Columbia in Cambridge.

Harvard Soldiers Field Fort Warren Cambridge Boys’ Club of New York Haverford Philadelphia Columbia

Jackson Club to face Suffolk A C at Music Hall for district title

The Jackson Club basketball team meets Suffolk A C at Music Hall tonight to decide the district championship. Richfield A A will play the winners, with the outcome settling the district title.

Jackson Music Hall Suffolk A. C Richfield A. A

Duffy Malt Whiskey and Blake Rye Amidot Hams and Bass Ale

A compact list of beverage brands appears with Duffy's Malt Whiskey and G O Blake Rye and Bourbon, followed by Usher's Scotch, Hunter's Baltimore Rye and Bass Ale. The line item shows a catalog of spirits and ales.

Duffy G. O. Blake Usher Hunter Baltimore

Lewis Sullivan Bout Postponed In Fall River

The boxing show in Fall River scheduled for tomorrow night is postponed for one week due to Willie Lewis injuring his hand in training yesterday. Peter Sullivan, set to face him, agrees to the week delay.

Fall River Willie Lewis Peter Sullivan

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